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Gwen
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posted 02-14-2006 03:05 AM

The latest issue of the Historic Enterprises Journal is now available online.

HE Journal #6

In this issue-

*An interview with historical horseman and jouster Dominic Sewell
*The inside scoop on a new Historic Enterprises sponsorship
*Recipes for medieval pies
*The History of Valentine's Day
*.......and more!

Access past issues:
Journal #1
Journal #2
Journal #3
Journal #4
Journal #5

Once again, our thanks to Jenn Reed for putting it together for us.

Happy reading!

Gwen

[edited by FS to correct the link]

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Fred Piraux
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posted 02-14-2006 08:44 AM

Hi Gwen,

your URL links points at #1 Mag.

For readers :
This can be easily corrected by manually changing the #1 in #6 in the URL adress after hitting the link.

Dom looks cool as ever !

Cheers,
Fred

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Fire Stryker
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posted 02-14-2006 08:50 AM

Thanks Fred,

I corrected it for Gwen.

Jenn

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Gwen
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posted 02-14-2006 11:02 AM

I'll say it again-

DOH!

Thanks for the edit!

Gwen

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gregory23b
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posted 03-02-2006 04:37 AM

Interesting article about the coloured arming points Gwen.

Any more info?

;-)

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Gwen
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posted 03-02-2006 12:46 PM

You are an evil little toad g23b.... but that's what I love about you!

Nothing more to say except Jeff, Dominic and Toby think they're smashing. Oh, and I've found a source of coloured hemp cord, so I'm thinking of selling kits for the DIY crowd. We'll see.

Having just read the thread on coloured points on the AA, I have to agree with DavidS, who sums up my own thoughts quite nicely. The ability to do something doesn't necessarily or automatically mean it was done. I agree with his thoughts/speculation that multi-coloured laces were not fashionable for civilian wear. Of course it is entirely speculation, so YMMV. For the Crescent I'm sticking with solid coloured laces for civilian wear (now I regret making Toby that set of multi-coloured ones ) and multi-coloured laces for arming.

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